Seminar 200th issue fears death of social sciences in India
The editors of Seminar lament a milk toast 200th edition as fear and silence grip Indian intellectual life. They cite Indira Gandhi’s emergency decrees, arrests and political prisoners, claiming press throttling and campus riots eased, yet Soviet influence and pressure suppress publications and dissent.
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No Cheap Cure for Heroin Addiction Says Dole and Nyswander
In a Journal of the American Medical Association article, Drs. Vincent P. Dole and Marie E. Nyswander acknowledge that methadone programs failed to end heroin use in American cities. They cite bureaucratic roadblocks and opposition to substitution, noting few former addicts leave the streets and programs struggle to attract them to treatment. They warn that the dream of solving the drug problem has become a nightmare due to red tape, addict resistance, and heroin’s continued availability.
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Sheriff Reilly's wives ride with deputies for eight hours
In Spokane County Washington Sheriff William J Reilly lets wives of married deputies ride along on patrol for eight hours to better understand their spouses jobs risks and responsibilities A dozen wives have participated with one praising the experience It aims to reduce rising divorce rates among law enforcement While not practical everywhere the experiment shows potential where feasible to foster empathy and support for officers standards kept with waivers and prowl car rules
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West German tribute to American Bicentennial in Frankfurt
A New York Times reporter recalls a solemn Frankfurt ceremony marking 240 years of American democracy. West German politicians and business leaders express gratitude and pride as Vice President Nelson Rockefeller delivers a speech on shared free enterprise and political liberty amid East West tensions behind the Berlin Wall.
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Citizens Mobilizing Against Crime and Vigilante Tensions
A Washington commentary argues rising vigilante sentiment risks lawlessness as crime grows. It cites mob actions, statistics on police solved cases, and a push by groups like the National Crime Prevention Association to avert mob justice through prevention and education.
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Moon Festival at Yankee Stadium Draws Sparse Crowd
The Rev Sun Myung Moon hosted a God Bless America Festival at Yankee Stadium last week. Observers criticize Moon as a leader who brainwashes followers and label his movement a mix of racket and sincere but shallow belief. The writeup contrasts Moon with the Catholic Church, noting the seriousness of doctrinal analysis in Catholic tradition and urging discernment in spiritual movements.
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Ford Faces Long Media Count On Reagan Challenge
The article analyzes potential outcomes if Gerald Ford faces Ronald Reagan in the GOP race. It compares 1968 coverage of Lyndon Johnson and Eugene McCarthy to today, noting media bias toward detente and budget issues. It suggests Ford may benefit if Reagan remains conservative rather than liberal, keeping the incumbent in contention.
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Urban and Natural Lightning Hazards Highlighted
A National Geographic note warns lightning can strike homes, alarms, and people, with examples from New Jersey and Minnesota. NOAA cites lightning as a leading forest fire cause, especially in the West, while storms release vast energy and create hazards yet also fertilize soils. Additional items touch on diverse topics from book clubs to political slogans and tax issues.
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